Q1/ In a Hartnell governor, the length of the ball arms is 190 mm, that of the sleeve arms is 140 mm, and the mass of each ball is 2.7Kg. The distance of the pivot of each bell - crank lever from the axis of rotation is 170 mm, and the speed, when the ball arm is vertical, is 300 r.p.m. The speed is to increase 0.6 per cent for a lift of 12 mm of the sleeve. 1- Neglecting the dead load on the sleeve, find the necessary stiffness of the spring and the initial compression. 2- What spring stiffness and initial compression would be required if the speed is to remain the same for the change position of the sleeve.

Q1/ In a Hartnell governor, the length of the ball arms is 190 mm, that of the sleeve arms is 140 mm, and the mass of each ball is 2.7Kg. The distance of the pivot of each bell - crank lever from the axis of rotation is 170 mm, and the speed, when the ball arm is vertical, is 300 r.p.m. The speed is to increase 0.6 per cent for a lift of 12 mm of the sleeve. 1- Neglecting the dead load on the sleeve, find the necessary stiffness of the spring and the initial compression. 2- What spring stiffness and initial compression would be required if the speed is to remain the same for the change position of the sleeve.

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